Websites from Argentina

Kevin Carrel Footer is an artist inspired by tango and Buenos Aires. He expresses his passions through writing, photography, and music. Originally from California, he moved to Buenos Aires in 1992. He was a columnist for the Buenos Aires Herald and authored "A Tango before I Die" (2013). As a harmonica player, he tours with the Blue Tango Project alongside María Volonté. His photographs have appeared in international magazines. He founded Intrepid Patrol, a record label and artist management company. He is also the author of "The Breadmakers" (2019) and "TQBA: Tango Queer Buenos Aires" (2023).

Benji, also known as venhamon, is a Product Manager with experience building products since 2019 (or 2009, depending on the calculation). He is interested in tech, product development, customer experience, wellness, social impact, and media publishing. He enjoys understanding human behavior, patterns, and systems. Benji has a background in sociology and systems analysis, aiming to build tech products with real-world impact. He is open to product roles, including full-time, freelance, consultant, or co-founder positions.

Santum is a videogame developer. They have created several videogames and have also helped translate games into Spanish. Santum can be contacted via email at santumdev (at) gmail (dot) com, though they admit to being bad at emails. They can also be found on various platforms. Santum also has a blog.

Hanif Carroll is a full-stack and AI engineer. He focuses on the practical integration of AI to create user-friendly products. He has experience at Capgemini, LeagueApps, and is currently freelancing. He has served as a Fractional CTO for multiple platforms. Hanif is product-minded and cares about UX, product strategy, and understanding user needs. He is open to full-time roles at early-stage startups or freelance engagements.

Lucas (also known as paiput) is a 20-year-old Argentinian Software Developer & Computer Science Student based in Buenos Aires. He is passionate about creating scalable software, paying attention to detail and focusing on user experience. He enjoys both front-end and back-end development, considering himself a full-stack developer. His tech stack includes React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, and Prisma ORM.

Matizeta was born in the eighties, the decade when computing began to become widespread in homes, specifically the year the Apple Macintosh was introduced. As a child, they spent time filling notebooks and playing at building things. As a teenager, their hobbies included creating applications in Visual Basic, doing 3D modeling, and designing websites. They enjoy writing and computing. Professionally, Matizeta is a licensed Communications expert, Multimedia Designer, and UX/UI Designer. They enjoy creating, building, and designing through computing.

This individual created Quick. Concept. as a space to share and learn new concepts and tools, with the goal of helping people think, work, and live better. They are interested in topics such as creativity, learning, and how to turn criticism into constructive dialogue. They share techniques and ideas from books and other sources, encouraging readers to experiment with them and share their results.

Pablo Zarate is a design leader with over two decades of experience shaping how teams build and deliver digital products. His work focuses on bringing clarity and consistency to complex environments through strong teams, shared standards, and systems that enable quality to scale over time. He has led design at Increase Latam, FOX Networks, and National Geographic. Currently, he is Design Manager at Banco Galicia. Based in Buenos Aires, Pablo has mentored emerging design leaders, participates as a guest expert in academic settings, and has organized design and creative events.

Eric Sandroni reads extensively and writes about his insights. His website features over 130 book summaries, essays, and articles on topics like productivity, decision-making, and minimalism. He aims to help readers think clearly, live better, and find moments of clarity. He also designs bullet journals and notecard systems.

Fran Tufro is interested in creating technology that serves humanity. He spends his time creating stories, music, and software. He is currently working on projects related to how programming is changing, particularly with the advent of code agents. He is exploring how to use tools like Claude Code and GitHub to improve development workflows, and is also interested in topics such as productivity, efficiency, and the impact of technology on human relationships.

Nicolás Dato was born in Argentina in 1991. He has over 10 years of experience with C and over 3 years of experience with Java. He also has over 10 years of experience with Bash, Perl, and Linux. Excluding Java, his experience is in the broadcast industry, developing software at 3Way Solutions, where he produces systems to receive, monitor, analyze, and transmit video/audio content. He is also a freelancer for Boreal IT, working with Java, .NET, and React. He contributes to the OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia projects. He swims. He uses the Slackware Linux distribution and prefers free software.

Nash, also known as Now, shares their thoughts and experiences through blog posts. Their writing covers a range of topics, including personal reflections, practical advice, and observations on life. They explore themes such as habits, travel, learning, and mindfulness.